Co-ordination is achieved in the body of mammals through the action of

Source: JAMB · 2024

Co-ordination is achieved in the body of mammals through the action of

  1. endocrine and nervous systems ✓
  2. skeletal and nervous systems
  3. muscular and nervous system
  4. circulatory and nervous system
Explanation

The nervous system sends fast electrical messages along nerves. The endocrine system releases hormones into the blood, which act more slowly.

Together, the endocrine and nervous systems co-ordinate the body of a mammal. Skeletal, muscular and circulatory systems carry out movement or transport, not control.

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